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By Tess Thompson
A large number of companion dogs live inside the house and are trained to urinate out in the open. When such dogs start urinating or dribbling in the house, it is time for owners to visit the veterinarian for a thorough check up of the urinary tract for any signs of bacterial infection.
Canine [...]

By Tess Thompson
An infected bladder can cause a strong urge to urinate and is a primary cause of canine and feline urinary incontinence.
A long standing bladder infection can damage the bladder rendering it unable to stretch when there is a need to hold urine. In generally cases of urinary incontinence the dog is unaware of [...]